regret is satisfying to see, but in the end it solves nothing. shuli (in this timeline) died believing that the children hated her because she failed them. although she wasn't completely innocent, she did not deserve that ending. however, it seems unfair to place so much blame on the children as they are children after all (children that had lost both of their biological parents). it's still a bit difficult to not feel a little bit of contempt towards them though. either way, i'm glad all of them got a second chance in the second timeline.
regret is satisfying to see, but in the end it solves nothing. shuli (in this timeline) died believing that the children hated her because she failed them. although she wasn't completely innocent, she did not deserve that ending. however, it seems unfair to place so much blame on the children as they are children after all (children that had lost both of their biological parents). it's still a bit difficult to not feel a little bit of contempt towards them though. either way, i'm glad all of them got a second chance in the second timeline.